Watched a few You Tube videos about the noise. Most came to the conclusion that the drain pump bearing was going out. Ordered the pump and watched Appliance Parts Pros video on changing out the pump. Easy as pie.

Wrote down model and serial number. Went to The Google to find replacement part. Among other choices, A'pplaincePartsPros.com came up. Quickly found the part. More to the point (of appreciation) is that there was a video right there on the page about how to replace this part. I hadn't tought much about it, since the lid easily came off with the pin broken. Watched the video, which was well done, and followed those steps quickly and easily. All done. The postscript is that I found the part of the pin that had broken off within the hinge part. Using "Plastic Surgery" glue, I repaired the old one. It's now available for a future similar repair. Could, perhaps, have saved the cost of the new part, but the video is what made it an easy fix. Without that, I'd have never found the missing chunk of plastic. Thanks!

The greatest thing about Appliance Parts Pros is that when I ordered the part, I watched the 2 minute video on how replace it. When the part arrived, the next day by the way, I simply did as the video did.
I love this site! I've repaired my washer and dryer and saved so much money simply by watching these videos and ordering the part. Customer service is amazing as well. They have always given me the correct information and I've never had to wait longer than a couple of minutes for service.
This place is a true blessing for an amateur do-it-yourself'er who can't afford new appliances